Before we left home, we booked a hike with a llama. The hike was scheduled to leave from the same campground north of Taos in the Carson National Forest that we wimped out of camping in the night before. So, from our comfy hotel room in Taos Ski Valley, we Read more…
Heading from Santa Fe to Taos, via Bandelier National Monument, we had the choice between the scenic High Road to Taos and the less scenic but 1/2 hour faster Low Road. Sadly, I was outvoted and we ended up taking the faster route. I guess since we have logged more Read more…
I’m new to this blogging thing and somehow managed to delete my pretty-much-finished blog post about Bandelier National Monument, and let me tell you, it was FANTASTIC! The best blog post ever. I mean it was HUGE! But, now I have to recreate it, and I’m sure this version will Read more…
In the middle of southern New Mexico, near where they first detonated a nuclear weapon under the Manhattan Project in 1945, lies a 275 square-mile field of white sand dunes composed of gypsum crystals. There were really no hikes to do in this park, so all we did was PLAY Read more…
A family of 5 on an adventure